₦airaland Forum

Thank God you didn't stay 10years like that football view released last year. Lawless jungle.

thesicilian:
Lol. Don't tell me you're the guy in the story?

Inukwa ooooo

Sccarrr:
mumu, why don't u call the Mike and hear his part of the story, or u skipped the part the dude went to jail earlier for another case of theft...
Hypocrite! for every Mike Oluwole there are hundreds of uncle uchemba,Uchendu taking a big chunk part young nwa boys through apprentice system , beaten them to death or throwing them out with nothing after years of hard labour and surferring

He wasn't convicted of any of the allegations. The guy is just being unlucky

SlavaUkraini:
This guy had spent 6 weeks before in Prison....

Stealing allegation

Now he had spent another 10 months in Prison.... Insults and Stealing allegation.

May God help him to break free from the cycle of prison life...

Because the next one might be 14 years in Prison.

Nawa For You

Are You Almighty God?

50k u no fit raise

Ego no let u call ur father..

Ego no let u tell any of ur siblings that u re at the bring of prison, instead u said u want to use the money to complete an imaginary task...

Oga na u send urself to prison sir, thank goodness u go, next time learn to reduce Ego to whoever matters to you.

thesicilian:
I support you 💯 for this.



However I have a feeling that this was the actual reason he got you arrested. You were "advising" a boss you just resigned from to learn leadership skills because of how he chose to collect his money from a fraudulent staff. That's insulting. If the client really had problems with paying into the company's account, why didn't the staff inform the boss and probably request the boss's account number instead instead of asking clients to pay into his own account? Who knows if the guy has been collecting money like that before undetected?
Even from your own account you deserved to be punished. [Maybe not 10months in jail though, but you deserved some form of punishment.]

I was like, what da fvck? He went too far on an issue that didn't concern him and when it was clear that the staff member was wrong and that was even after he had resigned.
Even from his story, his boss didn't wish for this terrible outcome

Naija court sef na wa. The wicked boss realised his errors and said he no wan do again, they still left the boy in prison.

Robertgreene1:
Intresting...But this story sounds like all those fictional stories we creative writers write for all those YouTube channels...but this is Nigeria...the country with the most wicked people on earth...where anything goes

Am telling you bro. The country is pure third world. Once you have money, you're invincible.

I read between the lines of this story, this guy is practically unemployable and has an attitude problem. He is the type that destroys staff morale and destroys people's businesses. He should better work on himself before he turns 30.

You come begging for a job, and when you get it, you resign abruptly without even a week's notice, putting the business of that person on the line. That's wicked. Why not give the notice, so he either delegate or replace you ASAP? Useless sense of entitlement of Gen Zs.

If you needed a written appointment why did you not politely ask for it? If the appointment was not formalized, why were you collecting the salary?

You even had the guts to give lectures about leadership skills, after your colleague collected money with his account, instead of the company's account, that's criminal, you truant rat. If the bank's network is not working, will you send the money to the teller's personal account at the bank if you go to deposit millions at the bank?

The fact that you are not in good terms with your disciplinarian ex-soldier father says a lot. We all know why. You lack discipline and this has led you in and out of prison at several times, and this may not be your last visit. I assure you.

Fix yourself, learn vital discipline, make peace with your Dad, and be courteous, else you will have it hot in this wicked world. My two pence.

While I am against his mode of incarceration, it is very hard to believe that the young man is of good character evidenced by the following...

- His father is a retired soldier
- He is not in good terms with anyone, not even his parents, or siblings
- He informed noone that he was in prison because of an existing bad reputation within the family
- He has been imprisoned before for theft
- His reason for insulting his boss was because a colleague was accused of theft
- The boss that reportedly sent him to jail also sent some money for bail
- The same boss tried to withdraw the case but couldn't

The whole story sounds like fiction

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On a side note, I observed that the nairalanders who were able to detect the myriad of issues in this young man's story are either employers of labour or leaders in their respective fields. Managing people for a living tends to enhance one's ability to separate the wheat from the chaff.

Both parties should learn from this

ivolt:
In other words, you were locked up for defending a thief.

The only issue I have with this is the long-term remand due to his inability to make bail.
It is time we found better ways of ensuring court attendance other than imposing
overbearing bail on poor suspects.

100k bail condition reduced to 50k was more than a humane bail condiition. He kept the matter away from his entire family members with the exception of one brother who was equally useless. Didn't he have friends? Where was the thieving colleague he was defending? I hope he has learnt his lessons to mind his business, have friends, be in good terms with his family members, etc

Hmmmm .... he a journalist.... his best friend lost his camera and lenses... said he didn't take them ... but settled amicably. Did he have a camera at the time? ... can't swallow this story. He was arrested for resigning and insulting the boss. What were the exact charges? Who would not want their family to knows? If true ... then he should sue the boss. Waste of time most will say but people have done so successfully.

maasoap:
100k bail condition reduced to 50k was more than a humane bail condiition. He kept the matter away from his entire family members with the exception of one brother who was equally useless. The didn't have friends? Where was the thieving colleague he was defending? I hope he has learnt his lessons to mind his business, have friends, be in good terms with his family members, etc

Humane is relative.
There are people whose account balance has never exceeded 20K and may happen
to be the star in their immediate family.
If you give such a person 20K bail, they will never get out of jail unless with external help.

Moreover, bail condition in civil suit should be based on what the suspect can reasonably
afford and not the entire family assumed net worth.

I do not believe the boy's narration about keeping it from his family because the Nigerian
jail is not where anybody wants to be for that long if they have viable options.

He most likely have fallen out badly with majority of them and couldn't reach out.

Zubeezanga:
Lol most of you have started letting useless emotions cloud your judgement, he went to prison for a crime before stealing and what was the end settled amicably, was he guilty or not? Second he went in again Omo lol that dude should say the truth and for most of you who stories that touch the heart make u sense of morality derail into emotions, I pity you all na Una be reason this country worwor so, because any well packaged story your emotions will start flying instead of your common sense.

tell this to all those thief's in higher chambers.

Originalsly:
Hmmmm .... he a journalist.... his best friend lost his camera and lenses... said he didn't take them ... but settled amicably. Did he have a camera at the time? ... can't swallow this story. He was arrested for resigning and insulting the boss. What were the exact charges? Who would not want their family to knows? If true ... then he should sue the boss. Waste of time most will say but people have done so successfully.

that youngman sent himself to prison.....no one else

How will you resign unceremoniously and still go ahead and send text message days after to your boss advising him (This could pass for an insult)
No employer is happy losing a good employee.

You've resigned fine, go on with your life. For me the main reasons for your resignation should be best known to you.

As for the Boss, it's sheer wickedness to lock someone's child away for 10 whole months for insulting you. The punishment outweighs the offence, this is too much.

ivolt:
Humane is relative.
There are people whose account balance has never exceeded 20K and may happen
to be the star in their immediate family.
If you give such a person 20K bail, they will never get out of jail unless with external help.

Moreover, bail condition in civil suit should not be based on what the suspect can reasonably
afford and not the entire family assumed net worth.

I do not believe the boy's narration about keeping it from his family because the Nigerian
jail is not where anybody wants to be for that long if they have viable options.

He most likely have fallen out badly with majority of them and couldn't reach out.

The accused account balance can't be the problem of the judges as 100k or 50k is not that hard for family members and friends to raise for you.
My point still remain the fact that he hid his ordeal from friends and family. I'm sure that if you are arrested or charged to court or remand in prison today, the first thing you would do is to reach out to your family and friends, that's what any sane person would do.
Though, I sympathise with him, nobody deserves that kind of treatment. But this dude did so many things wrong after his arrest

Verydarkhearted:
Your father is ex military?? Bro even if your having issues with your family blood is thicker than water. They will turn up for u do matter what.. this look like a pr stunt to get sympathy from people to patronize your work.

this is the issue with the guy, he has personality issue which is very obvious. it is obvious he is filled with pride.

[quote author= post=131778501]Source: https://punchng.com/i-spent-10-months-in-prison-for-resigning-via-text-message-26-year-old-photographer/[/quote]This man's life get too many K-Leg.

If anyone wants to fight the system, you come clean, and still be VERY CAUTIOUS.!!

MadamVanessa:







Mike Oluwole, talk no more. No wonder the wickedness. As wicked as Ahmed Bola Tinubu as wicked as Mike Oluwole.

Good 10 month in prison all because someone resigned from the jungle work you offered him via sms? Did he stole your scrotal sag or did you caught him on top of your wife banging her for you to be this wicked.

Chai, this grammar this early morning 😞

Any reasonable human being will know you're as useless as the in p..sychology in that your family.
You had issues with your dad
You had issues with a friend who led you to prison
You got a job, you messed up, and it led u to Prison again.
See, No matter how useless your boss it, quiting job via SmS is wrong and disrespectful but it should not lead anyone to prison.

The court granted a fine of 100k. They had mercy by reducing by half, yet you couldn't afford to pay and not a single person in your family or friends who can help you. Omo!

My conclusion is that you're a bad person.
My advice; go back home and make things with your family.

Nothing more fragile than a man ego.

When will we teach men to put their egos in place? You all were thinking that is only women that would shrink themselves to fit men ego? No! Men as well.

Wars and lives have been lost due to men ego.

Remember Apo Six

Wait, am confused. Insulting someone privately in now an offence?
Nigeria police eh, I blame them and not the person that instigated his arrest. Why wound the police arrest him and charge him to court and a judge that graduated from god knows where even sentenced him? There must be something this guy is not telling us because I can't see how you will be locked up for insulting someone privately via text. It was not even on social media.

His case revealed why it is good to have a very cordial family relationships.

MadamVanessa:







Mike Oluwole, talk no more. No wonder the wickedness. As wicked as Ahmed Bola Tinubu as wicked as Mike Oluwole.

Good 10 month in prison all because someone resigned from the jungle work you offered him via sms? Did he stole your scrotal sag or did you caught him on top of your wife banging her for you to be this wicked.

You love your superiors more than yourself. That's why you call their names as when you pray to God on a daily. Osu slaves keep on slaving

RhodaNelly:
How will you resign unceremoniously and still go ahead and send text message days after to your boss advising him (This could pass for an insult)
No employer is happy losing a good employee.

You've resigned fine, go on with your life. For me the main reasons for your resignation should be best known to you.

As for the Boss, it's sheer wickedness to lock someone's child away for 10 whole months for insulting you. The punishment outweighs the offence, this is too much.

One of the Cardinal points in law is that offence and punishment must be commensurate. When that doesn't happen, it amounts to injustice.

Honestly they are quite number of innocent Nigerians convicted for crimes they didn't commit. They are in various prisons across the nation..

joseph1832:
Hmmm. His story is very sketchy, but still, I want to even ask if his ex boss provided proof that he insulted him in the text message. I know Nigeria Police have this abysmal way of not ever doing or conducting proper investigation, the moment they know the person reporting the crime have money.

Phone that they will jack and comport message themselves.

Post information with wrong English in 2024 is unacceptable

So his sons and daughters will be incarcerated with hard labor. Nigeria is a crime scene

ivolt:
In other words, you were locked up for defending a thief.

The only issue I have with this is the long-term remand due to his inability to make bail.
It is time we found better ways of ensuring court attendance other than imposing
overbearing bail on poor suspects.

The colleague collected the money and later on transferred it to the company. That is the full gist.

Any business owner knows this happens. If someone steals,you ask for refund and sack,we have belittled police alot by invoking them in trival issues

Zubeezanga:
Lol most of you have started letting useless emotions cloud your judgement, he went to prison for a crime before stealing and what was the end settled amicably, was he guilty or not? Second he went in again Omo lol that dude should say the truth and for most of you who stories that touch the heart make u sense of morality derail into emotions, I pity you all na Una be reason this country worwor so, because any well packaged story your emotions will start flying instead of your common sense.

So because he was a thief ( if at all he was), he should be jailed for ten months(it could be longer) for a text message?